Each year Archicad changes. We make a short, free eLearning course for every version, so you can see what is new, what it means for how you work, and where to focus first.
Why staying current pays off
Most people take a course once and then keep working while the software keeps moving. A year or two later, the tool has features that would save real time, and nobody has had a reason to learn them.
These free trainings are that reason. Each one is a fast walkthrough of what changed in a version and what is worth adopting, so the upgrade you already paid for actually reaches your daily work.
Choose your version
Three versions have a free training today. Start with the version you are on, or catch up on the ones you skipped.
Archicad 29
The 2025 release. Archicad 29 adds the AI Assistant (BETA) and AI Visualizer 2.0, the integrated MEP Designer for a single-model approach, IFC4.3, schedule formatting improvements and opening placement in sections and elevations.
Archicad 28
The 2024 release. Archicad 28 brought the AI Visualizer, a new home screen, IDS support, Keynotes, an expanded MEP toolset and the new Global Library approach.
Archicad 27
The 2023 release. Archicad 27 introduced Design Options for managing alternatives in one file, folder organisation and search for attributes, Distance Guides and a native rendering engine. The training covers the changes that still shape how current versions work.
More than release notes
Anyone can read the list of new features. The harder question is which ones change how you should work, and which ones you can leave for later.
Nordic BIM Group has followed every Archicad version for more than 30 years, and the people who record these trainings use the new release in real projects before they teach it.
You get the version in your own language, with the judgement of a team that has seen what each change does in practice.
Upgrading a whole team
These free trainings get individuals current on their own. Rolling an upgrade out across an office is a bigger job.
Templates, favourites, and standards have to move to the new version, and everyone needs to land on the same way of working. That is what the Archicad Office Standard and Competence Accelerator services are for.
If your team is several versions behind, the Archicad Refresh course is the guided catch-up across the whole tool.